Las lluvias de primavera no serán suficientes para paliar la sequía
El invierno ha sido más frío de lo normal y extremadamente seco en precipitaciones con una media de 62 litros por metro cuadrado
Medio ambiente| 16/03/2012 - 13:44h
The spring rains will be insufficient to alleviate drought
The winter has been colder than normal and extremely dry with an average rainfall of 62 liters per square meter
Environment | 16/03/2012 - 13:44 pm
The winter has been colder than normal and extremely dry with an average rainfall of 62 liters per square meter
Environment | 16/03/2012 - 13:44 pm
Madrid. (EFE). - A spring with normal rainfall as expected, about 145 liters per square meter, will not be sufficient to mitigate the suffering meteorological drought Spain, said spokesman AEMET, Angel Rivera, during the presentation seasonal prediction of spring.
Between April to June it rains 25% of total annual rainfall, especially during April and May, but after an extremely dry winter with an average rainfall of 62 liters per square meter, it should rain more than usual, has Rivera explained.
The spring, which will officially day 20 to day 20 06.14, will generally have a tendency to temperatures above normal across the peninsula and the Balearic Islands, and no significant trend in precipitation but always within the constraints inherent in seasonal prediction.
As for the December-February quarter has been more "normal cold", he explained the spokesman with an average temperature of 7.2 ° C, 0.6 ° C below its normal average value, the third coldest quarter So far this century after 2004 and 2005.
The quarter had character "very cold" in the Balearic Islands, southwest of the peninsula, parts of Castile and Leon, Basque Country, Asturias and the Iberian, where temperatures remained around 1 ° C below its normal value, while in the rest of Spain was generally cold thermal anomalies below 1 ° C.
The lowest temperatures occurred during the cold snap that hit Spain the first decade of February with the emergence of a mass of very cold and dry air from the European continent.
The minimum value was recorded at stations on 4 February in Navacerrada (Madrid) with -14 ° C, followed by Molina de Aragon to -13.7 ° C on day 12 and in provincial capitals highlighted -10.8 ° C Teruel day 12, Albacete -10.4 ° C and Burgos-Villafría at -10 ° C.
Between April to June it rains 25% of total annual rainfall, especially during April and May, but after an extremely dry winter with an average rainfall of 62 liters per square meter, it should rain more than usual, has Rivera explained.
The spring, which will officially day 20 to day 20 06.14, will generally have a tendency to temperatures above normal across the peninsula and the Balearic Islands, and no significant trend in precipitation but always within the constraints inherent in seasonal prediction.
As for the December-February quarter has been more "normal cold", he explained the spokesman with an average temperature of 7.2 ° C, 0.6 ° C below its normal average value, the third coldest quarter So far this century after 2004 and 2005.
The quarter had character "very cold" in the Balearic Islands, southwest of the peninsula, parts of Castile and Leon, Basque Country, Asturias and the Iberian, where temperatures remained around 1 ° C below its normal value, while in the rest of Spain was generally cold thermal anomalies below 1 ° C.
The lowest temperatures occurred during the cold snap that hit Spain the first decade of February with the emergence of a mass of very cold and dry air from the European continent.
The minimum value was recorded at stations on 4 February in Navacerrada (Madrid) with -14 ° C, followed by Molina de Aragon to -13.7 ° C on day 12 and in provincial capitals highlighted -10.8 ° C Teruel day 12, Albacete -10.4 ° C and Burgos-Villafría at -10 ° C.
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